
Originally Posted by
bisan-unsa
d sla ma contemp kng ang medical abstract gamiton as aid to prove a premise for the defendant or plaintiff in court.
In my own view it is different from those doctors appeared on court (like SOCO, psychiatric, medical forensic specialist) to give testimonies to support the "minor notion" that leads to greater impact to win a case.
In the case of CGMA which questioned her medical condition as a center basis to approve or disapprove her clearance to go abroad for medical purpose. So if her doctor/s will not answer to the request in court then the court could contempt them.
It can't be contempt unless the court demanded they disclose medical records--we don't know if they discretely did that already either. They can't just voluntarily disclose information to the court because the court never asked for it. If the court does, and they refused without very legitimate reasons, that's contempt.